Mild Earthquake in Greece Felt Across Southern Bulgaria
An earthquake with a magnitude between 4.7 and 4.8 on the Richter scale was recorded on Monday morning in northeastern Greece and was also felt in parts of Bulgaria
Two weak earthquakes have been registered on the territory of Bulgaria Tuesday by the Geophysics Institute at the Bulgarian Acdemy of Sciences.
The first, of magnitude 2.5 on the Richter scale, was registered around 3 pm in the Rila Mountain, nearby the villages of Govedartsi and Beli Iskar, at 50 km depth.
The second tremor had an epicenter in the Oborishte locality near central Bulgarian town of Panagyurishte, and reached magnitude 2.4 on Richter.
No injuries or damages are reported for the two quakes.
A sharp cold spell will grip Bulgaria through the end of the current week and into the first days of the next one, with low temperatures and persistent northeasterly winds, according to the medium-range forecast issued by the National Institute of Meteoro
In Bulgaria, cloud cover from the northeast will continue to thicken overnight, while the southwestern half of the country is expected to remain mostly clear with occasional high clouds.
On Thursday, Bulgaria will enjoy mostly sunny weather, though clouds are expected to increase from the northeast as the day progresses, according to the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (NIMH).
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